Start here if you’re new to pool robots—how they work, what to expect, and why they’re better than manual tools.
If you’re buying a robotic pool cleaner for an above ground pool, you’ll often come across the term flow rate, measured in GPH (gallons per hour) or GPM (gallons per minute). But how much does it actually matter in smaller, more compact pool setups? This guide breaks down when flow rate plays a key role […]
When browsing for a robotic pool cleaner, you’ll likely see specs like 80 GPM or 4000 GPH—but what do these numbers really mean, and why do they matter for your pool? Flow rate is one of the most misunderstood specs in robotic pool cleaners. This guide breaks it down in plain language, so you’ll understand
If you own an onground pool—larger and deeper than most above-ground setups but not quite fully inground—you’ve probably noticed there’s less advice available about which robotic cleaner features actually matter. One metric that shows up frequently is flow rate, typically measured in GPH (gallons per hour) or GPM (gallons per minute). This guide breaks down
Robotic pool cleaners are more than just underwater vacuums. These self-contained devices combine powerful suction, rotating brushes, internal filters, and smart navigation systems to clean your pool thoroughly and independently—without connecting to your pool’s pump or filtration system. In this post, we’ll explore the key components that make up a robotic cleaner’s operation. From suction
When shopping for a robotic pool cleaner for your inground pool, you’ll quickly come across the term “active brush.” But what does it really mean—and is it worth paying extra for? Inground pools come in many shapes, finishes, and cleaning needs. Whether your pool has textured plaster, smooth vinyl, or glossy tile, the type of
When shopping for a robotic pool cleaner for your onground pool, one of the features you’ll run into is the brush system. Some cleaners include active scrubbing brushes, while others rely on passive rollers, or have no brushing system at all. So—do you need active brushing power, or is a simpler setup just fine for
Smart robotic pool cleaners are no longer a futuristic luxury—they’re becoming a practical standard. Among their standout features is app control, which promises a more hands-off, smarter approach to daily pool maintenance. But is it truly a game-changer, or just a techy gimmick? This guide dives deep into how app-controlled cleaners work, when their features
Corded robotic pool cleaners remain a top choice for many pool owners due to their strong suction, longer run times, and consistent performance. But with that power comes one often-overlooked element: the floating power cord. A poorly managed cable can tangle, kink, or limit cleaning coverage. Fortunately, with the right setup and care, you can
Robotic pool leaf skimmers are designed to autonomously glide across your pool’s surface, scooping up leaves, insects, pollen, and other floating debris. But what truly sets one skimmer apart from another isn’t just its motor or battery—it’s the navigation system that guides it. In this guide, we’ll break down the types of navigation systems used
Solar-powered robotic pool skimmers promise effortless, eco-friendly cleaning of your pool’s surface. These devices float on the water and use solar energy to drive motors that collect leaves, insects, and surface debris. But do they work well in all environments—and what happens when it’s cloudy or rainy? This guide covers: How solar robotic skimmers function
